Kelvin's Faith Unfiltered

Kelvin’s Faith Unfiltered challenges popular interpretations of Scripture—especially around prophecy and the end times. We go back to context, history, and the text to cut through confusion and bad assumptions. All with the intent of staying shaped by reason, guided by faith, and grounded in Christ.

Kelvin's Faith Unfiltered is a religion podcast hosted by Kelvin, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Kelvin hosts Kelvin's Faith Unfiltered, a religion show with 18 episodes published.

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  AI and Your Church: How Far Is Too Far?

  Sep 22, 202623 min

  Is your pastor using ChatGPT to help prepare sermons? Is your Sunday school teacher using Claude to write lessons? And should Christians be turning to AI for Bible study, counseling, or spiritual advice?In this episode of Cloud & Fire, Kelvin and Josiah continue their conversation on Faith & AI by asking where Christians and churches should draw the line.We discuss AI in sermon preparation, pastoral counseling, Bible study, theological research, spiritual advice, and the growing danger of becoming dependent on AI to do our thinking for us.AI can be an incredibly useful tool—but when does a tool begin replacing something it was never meant to replace? JOIN THE UNFILTERED NEWSLETTERGet weekly reflections, channel updates, and announcements about upcoming episodes and guests:https://substack.com/@kelvinsfaithunfiltered

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  Once Saved, Always Saved? | Understanding Perseverance of the Saints

  Aug 25, 202621 min

  Is “once saved, always saved” the same thing as the Calvinistic doctrine of the Perseverance of the Saints?In this episode of Cloud & Fire, Kelvin and Josiah unpack the final point of TULIP and explain why perseverance cannot be properly understood when it is separated from the rest of the doctrines of grace.Perseverance of the Saints isn't an isolated doctrine. It flows from an entire understanding of salvation—from God's sovereign choice, to Christ's work of redemption, to the effectual calling of the believer, and ultimately to God's preservation of those He has saved.This is also why separating the five points of Calvinism—or isolating individual passages of Scripture from the larger biblical system—can lead us into theological error. Scripture must interpret Scripture, and doctrines have to be understood as parts of a coherent whole.We look at Romans 8 and its unbroken chain from foreknowledge to glorification, Jesus' promise in John 10 that His sheep will never perish, and other passages that help us answer an important question:Does the Christian ultimately remain saved because of his ability to hold onto Christ—or because Christ holds onto him?Join us for this episode of Cloud & Fire as we discuss Perseverance of the Saints and why we believe God finishes the salvation He begins.Shaped by reason. Guided by faith. Grounded in Christ.

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  Eli Ayala returns to answer your comments!

  Aug 18, 202622 min

  After our previous discussions generated a number of challenges and responses, we brought some of those objections back to Eli and gave him the opportunity to answer them directly.At the center of the discussion is @SkepticalAgnostic demand that one of the cornerstone claims of TAG—the “impossibility of the contrary”—actually be demonstrated. It is not enough to show that the Christian worldview can account for logic, knowledge, and intelligibility. Can the presuppositionalist demonstrate the stronger claim that Christianity is the necessary precondition for them and that the contrary is truly impossible?We asked Eli to answer this challenge, along with many more of your comments and objections.

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  CLOUD & FIRE: We Read the Comments... Here's Our Response (Part 1)

  Aug 9, 202626 min

  Can Calvinism withstand its strongest objections? In this first installment of our response series, we take three real comments from our Calvinism videos and examine them in light of Scripture, theology, and careful reasoning.In this episode we respond to: "Calvinism preys on the under-disciplined. It is one of the better false gospels." "God predestined the plan, not the man." "We have moral agency. God draws everyone. One chooses God and one does not."Rather than ignoring criticism, we believe the best way to pursue truth is to test every claim against Scripture. Whether you agree with Calvinism or not, we invite you to listen carefully and examine the biblical case for yourself.Join the conversation in the comments. Your question or objection may be featured in a future episode.

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  Cloud & Fire: The Limited Atonement Debate Took an Unexpected Turn

  Aug 8, 202636 min

  What started as a discussion on Limited Atonement quickly turned into a much deeper conversation.Does Christ's atonement merely make salvation possible, or does it actually accomplish redemption? Can the non-elect experience God's Grace?In this episode of Cloud & Fire, Kelvin Anderson and Josiah Spencer examine the biblical language of redemption, propitiation, substitution, and irresistible grace while wrestling with one of the biggest questions in theology.This conversation moves well beyond the traditional TULIP debate and gets into deeper themes often overlooked.

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